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Quick answer

I share each listing on Instagram and Facebook with photos, short video, and Reels, and I run paid social campaigns that reach active buyers in Tampa Bay and beyond. Paid campaigns follow the platforms' housing-ad rules.

Launch posts

Your home gets a launch post and a carousel of the strongest photos on my Instagram and Facebook accounts. Captions give the facts buyers look for first, not filler.

Reels and short video

Short vertical video reaches more people on Instagram and Facebook than still photos do. I cut walk-through clips and detail shots from the listing video for Reels and Stories.

Paid campaigns on Facebook and Instagram run in Meta’s Special Ad Category for housing. That category does not allow targeting by age, gender, or ZIP code, so campaigns reach people by broad location and interest. This keeps the campaign fair and still puts your home in front of people who look at homes like yours.

Your privacy

Personal photos and items stay out of every shot. If you prefer, posts can leave out the street address or private rooms. We agree on what to share before anything posts.

Frequently asked questions

Do you post every listing on social media?

Yes, unless you choose otherwise. Some sellers prefer limited exposure for privacy, and we decide that together before launch.

Can social ads reach buyers outside Florida?

Yes. Paid campaigns can reach people in other states and other countries, chosen by location and interest within the housing-ad rules.

Who sees paid social ads for my home?

People in the areas the campaign covers who show interest in real estate. They are chosen by location and interest only, never by personal characteristics.

Start with a clear number and a plan to reach it.

A valuation built from recent sales near your home, prepared by Shane. No obligation.